Several companies have submitted revised S-1 filings for the SOL ETF sign up statement.

[Multiple companies submitted revised S-1 filings for SOL ETF sign up] Franklin Templeton (, Bitwise, Fidelity ), Canary Capital (, CoinShares, Grayscale ) and VanEck submitted their revised S-1 sign up filings to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC ). Grayscale's filing disclosed that it plans to charge a 2.5% fee for its fund, payable in SOL. The SEC is weighing several proposals to launch SOL ETFs, as well as dozens of funds tracking cryptocurrencies such as XRP and DOGE. Under the leadership of the Trump administration, the SEC has taken a more favorable stance on digital assets, showing signs that it may ultimately approve these funds.